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Mark Bollheimer
post May 23 2025, 03:16 PM
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I’m new to all of this. Has anyone modified the wiring for their running light? I would like to keep my running lights on but not have the headlight raised? Then when I pull the light switch all the way out. The lights will pop up and come on. I have the lights changed over to LEDs everything is working. Just think this would be a nice modification. Can anyone help me.
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SirAndy
post May 23 2025, 04:31 PM
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The reason why they aren't working without the headlights is because they are *not* running lights.
They are actually fog lights. That's also why they go off when you switch to your high-beams.

I vaguely recall someone making a bypass thingamajigger for this, i think you can also just jumper some wires on the headlight switch.
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post May 23 2025, 05:56 PM
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QUOTE(SirAndy @ May 23 2025, 06:31 PM) *

The reason why they aren't working without the headlights is because they are *not* running lights.
They are actually fog lights. That's also why they go off when you switch to your high-beams.

I vaguely recall someone making a bypass thingamajigger for this, i think you can also just jumper some wires on the headlight switch.
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Well I think we are on different pages. I’m not talking about turning my fog lights on. The are on a different yellow switch and only work with the switch pulled out and the lights on low beam.
Guess you could call my running light. Front turn signal/ marker/running light.
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post May 24 2025, 09:26 AM
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QUOTE(Mark Bollheimer @ May 23 2025, 04:56 PM) *
Guess you could call my running light. Front turn signal/ marker/running light.

Ok then, in that case i have nothing of value to offer
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